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Singapore manufacturer Formulated in Singapore for real operating conditions.
High-performance systems for industrial, commercial and infrastructure environments — with technical support direct from the people who make them.
Epoxy flooring · Waterproofing · Anti-slip · Formulated in Singapore, installed by independent applicators in our network 01 / 05 · The store, 06:30
Epoxy flooring and waterproofing in Singapore, HDB to factory.
Rayson formulates its materials in Singapore and gets the job done through its applicator network: Rayson quotes and an applicator installs, or we supply your contractor direct.
Formulated in Singapore, every batch released here. Rayson quotes and an applicator installs, or we supply your contractor.
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Batch released, packed and loaded.
- 02 HDB toilet, 09:00
SealForce WB20 membrane, before the tiles.
- 03 Home floor, 11:30
Seamless epoxy for the living room.
- 04 Factory floor, 15:00
PurScreed PC70 PU-cement, steel-trowelled.
- 05 Roof, 18:30
A cured SealForce RC40 roof in the evening rain.
Illustrations, not photographs of Rayson’s store or of completed projects.
Specification confidence
Confidence is engineered before the first coat.
We formulate and specify in Singapore, test and release every batch here, publish every technical data sheet openly, and review your actual site conditions before recommending anything. You specify from data, not from a brochure.
Rayson formulates and specifies 28 coating products in Singapore across 11 families — epoxy flooring, polyurethane, PU-cement, polyurea and water-based waterproofing membranes, water-based epoxy, anti-slip and static-control systems — for warehouse, food-factory, car-park, chemical-plant, roof and bathroom waterproofing applications.
Explore technical resources
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Published technical information Know the limits before selection.
Read the intended uses, the application data and the published limits — before you commit to a system.
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Project-condition review Start with the site—not a product code.
Substrate, moisture, traffic, chemicals, temperature, cleaning and downtime guide the recommendation.
Have a project to assess? Send the photos. We’ll define the system.
Start a technical review ↗ Send us photos and the conditions the floor lives in. We’ll tell you what actually fits — including when it isn’t us.
Inside a Rayson coating system
Performance is built beneath the surface.
Scroll through the build-up to see how prepared concrete, primer, body coat and performance finish work as one industrial flooring system. Use the numbered stages to see how prepared concrete, primer, body coat and performance finish form one industrial flooring system.
01 Substrate
Prepare the foundation.
Sound, clean and mechanically prepared concrete gives the coating a dependable surface to bond to.
Technical basis
Resolve laitance, defects, contamination and moisture before coating.
Interactive system study Concept visual · not to scale
The visual explains. The data specifies.
Every layer has a defined technical role.
Every layer below names a real product and links to its published technical data sheet — open, no form. Final build-up must follow actual project conditions.
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Mechanically prepared concrete
Structural foundationSound, clean, laitance-free and assessed for moisture.
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PrimeBond E20
Adhesion bridgeSolvent-free epoxy primer for dry or damp substrates.
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LevelShield SL120
Seamless body protectionSelf-levelling epoxy with film governed by the specified application rate.
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UraForce SB72
Performance finishThin roller-applied polyurethane finish where required by the specification.
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Start with the project conditions
Get a system recommendation Let Rayson review the system build-up.
Share site photographs, substrate condition, area, traffic, cleaning and chemical exposure.
See what the surface can become.
Move from substrate preparation and repair to seamless flooring, specialist finishes and waterproofing—selected around real project conditions.
System objective · 01
Performance begins at the bond.
PrimeBond primers anchor coating systems to properly prepared substrates. PatchBond mortars and compounds reinstate damaged concrete before coating.
Selection starts with
Review substrate condition, porosity, moisture and repair geometry before selecting the preparation system.
New and existing concrete · local repairs · coves and edges
System objective · 02
Create the working surface.
FloorGuard provides clean, hard-wearing epoxy floors. LevelShield creates smooth seamless finishes. PurScreed addresses heavy-duty environments including food and beverage, chemical processing and thermal shock.
Selection starts with
Match system build-up to traffic, cleaning, chemical exposure, temperature and the available installation window.
Production floors · warehouses · hygienic processing areas
System objective · 03
Match the finish to the duty.
UraForce finishes are designed for UV stability, flexibility and abrasion resistance. GripSafe, StaticGuard and CourtFlex address slip control, static control and sports-surface requirements.
Selection starts with
Define exposure, slip resistance, static-control and appearance requirements before choosing the final finish.
Exposed areas · ramps and walkways · electronics · sports courts
System objective · 04
Solve the condition others miss.
HydroShield provides water-based, low-odour epoxy options for occupied buildings. SealForce provides seamless waterproofing membranes — a one-part water-based membrane for tiled toilets and bathrooms, and polyurea membranes for roofs, decks, tanks and containment structures.
Selection starts with
Separate occupied-building requirements from waterproofing exposure, then assess substrate movement and application access.
Occupied buildings · roofs · wet areas · tanks and containment
Not sure where to begin? Send the substrate photographs and operating conditions. Rayson can help narrow the suitable system options.
Designed around real operations
See the operating pressure. Then define the system.
Traffic, cleaning, chemicals, temperature, moisture and downtime change from one environment to another. Choose a scenario to see what should guide system selection.
Rated for the wheels you actually run.
Forklifts, pallet movement and abrasive debris repeatedly load an industrial floor. Rayson reviews the substrate, traffic intensity, cleaning and shutdown window before recommending a system.
- Forklift traffic
- Abrasion
- Dust control
- Shutdown window
01 · Heavy traffic & abrasion
Rated for the wheels you actually run.
Forklifts, pallet movement and abrasive debris repeatedly load an industrial floor. Rayson reviews the substrate, traffic intensity, cleaning and shutdown window before recommending a system.
- Forklift traffic
- Abrasion
- Dust control
- Shutdown window
02 · Hygiene, wash-down & grip
Survives the wash-down your auditor demands.
Food-production floors must balance hot wash-down, chemical cleaning, slip resistance and seamless hygienic detailing. Temperature, drainage and the cleaning regime guide the system direction.
- Hot wash-down
- Seamless hygiene
- Slip resistance
- Chemical cleaning
03 · Ramps, waterproofing & tyre wear
Grips when it rains. Holds when they turn.
Ramps and parking decks face tyre shear, rain, UV exposure, cracking and waterproofing details. Rayson reviews exposure, gradient, traffic and the existing deck before selection.
- Ramp traction
- Tyre wear
- Weather exposure
- Waterproofing
04 · Static control & clean production
Grounded, measured, certified-testable.
Electronics facilities may require verified conductive or static-dissipative performance together with cleanability and wear resistance. The final build-up must suit the grounding and performance criteria.
- Static dissipation
- Grounding detail
- Clean maintenance
- Verification
Rayson selection method Substrate → exposure → performance → installation window Get a coating-system recommendation
Published data, not sales claims
Specify from published numbers.
Every product-performance figure on this site traces to a published technical data sheet — open, no form, no gating. Check us before you buy.
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Epoxy flooring systems
Warehouse, factory, food and car park floors — epoxy and polyurethane systems chosen by substrate, traffic and exposure.
Open resource ↗ 02Waterproofing systems
Roofs, decks, car porches and wet areas — choose the system by surface, exposure and traffic, then meet the applicator who installs it.
Open resource ↗ 03Anti-slip floor treatment
Bathrooms, care homes, wet kitchens and corridors: existing tiles treated by an applicator with no hacking, and GripSafe coatings for concrete, stone and pavers.
Open resource ↗ 04Product selector
Shortlist Rayson systems by substrate, environment and service conditions.
Open resource ↗ 05Coverage calculator
Estimate material requirements from project area and coating system.
Open resource ↗ 06Technical data sheets
Review product uses, application data and published limitations.
Open resource ↗Clear technical answers
The facts, before the sales conversation.
What does Rayson manufacture?
Rayson is a Singapore manufacturer of high-performance protective coatings, including epoxy flooring, polyurethane finishes, PU-cement, waterproofing, anti-slip, repair and static-control systems. Formulated and specified in Singapore; made to our specification by our production partners; every batch tested and released in Singapore.
How should a coating system be selected?
Selection should start with substrate condition, moisture, traffic, chemical exposure, temperature, slip requirements and the available installation window—not product name alone.
Does Rayson provide project technical support?
Rayson can help shortlist systems from site photographs, substrate information and service conditions, supported by published technical data sheets and application guidance.
Start with the project conditions
Send the surface photos. We’ll help define the right system.
Share the substrate, area, operating environment, existing condition and installation window.
Reviewed during business hours, Mon–Fri 8:30–5:00 SGT.